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DreamWorks Animation has taken impairment charges and incurred losses in 2014. Results have deteriorated since the losses on the film Rise of the Guardians in 2012, and recent losses on Penguins of Madagascar. With the animation studio's main talent CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg in China and other places in a frantic bid at expansion into related businesses, and not fully engaged creatively, the studio has lost focus, say insiders.
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DreamWorks Animation Sale Leaves Jeffrey Katzenberg at a Crossroads
New York Times 04.28.2016
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